Under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and related rules, absent an exemption, most private fund managers are required to register with the US Securities and Exchange
Continue Reading 2024 Update: Best-Practice Compliance Policies for Real Estate Fund Managers (Part One of Two)Daria Boxer
Daria K. Boxer focuses her practice on corporate and commercial finance transactions, real estate fund formation and finance, as well as private offerings of debt and equity securities. She regularly counsels clients on corporate finance, securities law and corporate governance issues and general corporate matters. Daria represents funds, fund sponsors, financial institutions and other lenders in connection with a broad range of financing transactions, including subscription and capital call facilities, private placements, cashflow financings, and project finance transactions. She also advises fund clients in connection with ongoing operations, financing issues, corporate governance and investor relations.
As counsel to real estate funds, Daria advises fund sponsors in connection with structuring, formation and negotiation of the terms of investment vehicles, preparation of offering and subscription documents and legal strategies with respect to capital raising and ongoing investor relationships. She has represented a number of multi-family, industrial, hotel and other commercial real estate fund sponsors in a variety of internal and external matters, including general partner executive compensation and principal agreements, structuring and formation of single-asset and discretionary blind funds, and programmatic joint ventures to accommodate institutional, high-net worth, foreign and tax-exempt UBTI sensitive investors, pension funds, including with the use of blocker and REIT structures to optimize investors’ tax treatment.
Are Syndicated Term Loans Securities Under Reves v. Ernst & Young? 2nd Circuit Solicits SEC Views
A holding subjecting Term Loan Bs to securities regulation would have a profound effect on the $1.4 trillion market for syndicated term loans and on financial institutions at a time of limited liquidity. …
Continue Reading Are Syndicated Term Loans Securities Under Reves v. Ernst & Young? 2nd Circuit Solicits SEC Views